Thinking in Angular 2 - An overview of key Angular 2 concepts for JavaScript developers

Webinar - January 26 2016
Part 2 of rangle.io 's Angular 2.0 Series
Thinking in Angular 2 - An overview of key Angular 2.0 concepts for Angular 1.0 and traditional javascript developers - with www.rangle.io Angular 2 Team
Getting Started:
- Angular 2's component model and how to think differently about your application architecture.
- New Template Syntax and how it makes it easier to understand and think about your application.
- TypeScript and Decorators
- The benefits of ES6 for Angular
- Routing
- Change detection strategies
- Angular 2 Form Builder and Validations
- CLI
- Dependency injection
- Testing
Going Further:
- angular/ngMigrate
- angular/universal
- Observables and Immutability (RxJS and ImmutableJS)
Find out more about our work at www.rangle.io ! We're a full-stack JavaScript consultancy located in the heart of downtown Toronto and we help companies deliver their MVP.

[@kvyates5113]

I had been a lead Flex architect for over 12 years... thinking in Angular 2 is a quick lateral concept for us from that world. - Loving the new platform and definitely how quick it was to pick up for us Flex folks, finally a new RIA that will make it - great preso and enjoyed the info! keep up the good work @digitalnurdz

[@mid178]

thanks a lot! на 15:25 - советский бинокль ;)

[@BrooksIlg]

Such a well laid out and explained overview. Helped me get a firmer grasp on Observables and Routing conceptually and how to use in practice.

[@gillyspy]

Verun is great. Michael goes a bit too quickly during some of his technical/code portions.... But the 3rd (Evan) speaker (starts around 30 min mark) is painful to listen to. I picture his speaking notes as a haiku that he decided to speed-read. However, thank you for a good overall take on Angular 2. I second the comment requesting flow diagrams for comparison.

[@anshulverma3135]

Varun, You are just awesome and you explained very bit of basics to angularJS2 :)

[@vinzbrain]

great webinar. Thanks for sharing

[@rangleio]

You're welcome! :)

[@therefstheyblewit8857]

When you talk about attaching the event to a button at 10:48 you say the (click) attribute is wrapped in ellipsis, it's not those are parentheses or round brackets. Ellipsis are three dots ... and are used in typeScript/es6 for rest and spread

[@ShanyGolan]

Angular3 is on the go!

[@hellraiserii]

I can't wait to try the new @RickRolled decorator

[@CarlWicker]

AWesome thanks

[@echoRohit]

Observation at 8:09 Where is opening tag for in application structure with components

[@therefstheyblewit8857]

You say ellipses instead of parentheses and/or round brackets all over the place which is an issue because ellipses ... Are actually used in Angular, like in routeParams @RouteConfig([ { path: '/home', component: Home, name: 'Home', useAsDefault: true }, { path: '/users/:userLogin/...', component: Users, name: 'Users' }, { path: '/**', redirectTo: ['Home'] } ])

[@rangleio]

+TheRefs TheyBlewIt You are correct, thanks for pointing that out!

[@echoRohit]

Appreciated

[@tekestegebreanenia2160]

Can you please share your slides? Thank you!

[@musicland4478]

can i take this slides plaese.... share this slides please ......

[@bwfrieds]

Immutability starts at 42:00 minutes.

[@OMGBEES1]

Can TypeScript understand all ES6 features?

[@rangleio]

+Joshua Ziggas TypeScript supports almost all ES6 features. Full details can be found on TypeScript's roadmap: github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/wiki/Roadmap

[@eirinikos]

sounds like you have an elephant dancing in the room behind you

[@davidconnelly]

Train wreck! Now, don't get me wrong. I really appreciate the video. You guys did a great job and you get a thumbs up from me. However, based on what I've seen here, Angular2 will never catch on. This is a TOTAL DISASTER for AngularJS. Video response pending.

[@SmartWizzard]

Angular 2 sucks for not being so simple to scaffold & learn - steep learning curve, wtf you have done Google.